Gratitude for Changing Our Minds: Business Books that Go Down Easy

Some things never change, and this includes our appetite for business self-help books. This holiday week, we're sharing a special episode with Joan and Michelle, discussing leadership-development propaganda from days gone by. What do concepts of success and decision-making look like in the rear view mirror, and what, perhaps not surprisingly, still holds true?Spend some time in this cozy conversation with our Proofing Stage hosts as they carve out some of these perspectives and serve up some of their own. It's the ultimate "proofing" episode just in time for your Thanksgiving trek, prep, to-do list, or downtime. This week, we're exploring:The industry of business self-help booksWhat's changed (and hasn't) about who's qualified to share expertiseHow conceptual models can provide guidance and bust our blocksWhere the House of Woo has moved to (and from)The cultural and environmental barriers at play in our work and in our mindsWe are thankful for you! Books:Everybody's Money by Sharon Stark, et al. The Relaxation Response by Herbert Benson, M.D. with Miriam Z. KlipperWinners & Losers by Sydney J. Harris, illustrated by Nicole HollanderSix Action Shoes by Edward de BonoConceptual Blockbusting: A Pleasurable Guide to Better Problem Solving by James L. Adams*Check out book covers and artwork at proofingstage.comCredits:Theme Music by Thorn HazeAdditional Music: Dance All Night by alanajordan (via Pixabay)Podcast Cover Art by Lisa OryeProduced by Joan Kanner and Michelle BondFind more at proofingstage.comFollow us on Instagram and Threads @proofingstageJoin Proofing Stage+ to support us supporting you, AND access new bonus content in-between episodes!See Buzzsprout's Privacy Policy for listener privacy and read our disclaimer here.